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1) Yes, you can retrieve and operate on global variables in any of the
included systems.
2) If any system is larger than the 64k limit you will get an error
message. You then have to slim down the EL code in the offending
system by offloading code to another system.
3) You go from one system to another with the IncludeSystem
statement.
Hope this helps .... Marlowe Cassetti
> Date: Sun, 28 Dec 1997 19:32:41 -0700
> From: "Jim Lovejoy" <fastgroup@xxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Hashnums and Global Pro?
> A few questions....
>
> 1.) Is it correct to say that since the global variables in both DLLs are
> memory addresses that as soon as one system changes a global variable all
> the other systems see the change?
>
> 2. a.) Concerning the 64kb work around, When you are writing code and
> reach the 64kb limit does it link to a new file or do you just keep coding
> in the same file?
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> b.) If you link two files instead of just making one file bigger
> then 64kb, How do the files link? Is it like a branch
> statement or something similar.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jim Lovejoy
> fastgroup@xxxxxxxxxx
> "To see what is in front one's nose is a constant struggle"
> -George Orwell
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